Tom Brady’s TD Pass To Josh Gordon Was Pretty Historically Significant
FOXBORO, Mass — Tom Brady’s touchdown pass to Josh Gordon on Thursday wasn’t just impressive, it was historic.
In the New England Patriots’s Week 5 matchup with the Indianapolis Colts, Brady launched a 34-yard pass to the end zone, connecting with Gordon for the score.
As you’ll notice in the caption of the Patriots’ tweet, it was a bit more than just a touchdown to effectively put the game out of reach.
It was Brady’s 500th regular-season touchdown pass, making him just the third quarterback in NFL history to hit that mark.
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Furthermore, by connecting with Gordon for the first time, Gordon became the 71st recipient of a Brady TD pass. That 71 marker is the new NFL record, with Brady passing Vinny Testaverde on the all-time list.
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